10 Amazing Point to Understand Holi Festival

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Holi is one of the most vibrant and exciting festivals celebrated in India.

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It is celebrated in the springtime, usually in March, and marks the end of winter and the onset of the new season of growth.

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The burning of an effigy of Holika, a female figure in Hindu mythology, symbolizes Holi.

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This effigy represents the victory of good over evil and is meant to signify the coming of a new and prosperous season.

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A traditional Holi celebration involves throwing coloured powders, or gulal, at each other, singing and dancing, and feasting delicacies. 

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Families and friends get together to have a wonderful time and enjoy each other's company.

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Holi is celebrated throughout India differently, depending on the region.

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In some areas, special prayers and rituals are held in temples and other holy sites, while in others, bonfires are lit to symbolize the victory of good over evil.

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During Holi, people greet each other with the phrase "Happy Holi!" and exchange sweets and other gifts. 

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They also participate in competitions, such as tug of war, playing with colours, and singing songs.

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Holi marks the start of the new farming season and the end of the cold winter. Farmers thank God for the upcoming harvest and pray for a successful and bountiful crop. 

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Holi is observed differently, depending on the region. In some parts of India, people play with water and mud, while in other places, people apply natural dyes to each other's faces.

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Holi is also celebrated as a festival of love and unity, and people need to show their affection for each other by exchanging gifts and hugs.

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